Maybe, but to win the division we’d probably have to win every one of them. We could maybe lose one more (maybe Louisville to keep the division record looking good) and then manage some screwed up tiebreaker if everyone else sucks too, but 5-3 still probably ain’t gonna do it.
I might be with you if United's awesome fanbase had not been almost entirely cultivated while they were playing at Grant Field.
Swinney doesn't have a rep for piling on. But more than one coach has put his best back in when he sees a momentum shift, and there was one ever so slight there, so he gets a pass. If he wanted to run up the score, he would have had that QB padding his numbers all game. And make no mistake what we saw yesterday was the coming out of Clemson's next Sunday QB. That is a big league arm, and when he can run to his left and throw a rope across his body into Renfrow in the corner, well. I actually thought we had decent coverage on the guy.
My concern is not that he constantly plays the wrong players. He sees them every day and he does make the decision he feels is right. They That comment is more in regards to a certain coach and really one player that stands out. If the younger, more athletic player is worse. Well we are in for much worse in the coming years .at least from that position.
I have the same impression and when I was listening, I wondered if Candeto was hired for his skill set -- he was Johnson's QB -- or for his allegiance. Johnson has hired other former Navy players and while there is the advantage that they "know" the offense, and Candeto certainly for his experience in handling "the mesh", which I am told is almost like a practiced dance step, otherwise the QB and RB would go sprawling. But we have all known, at work or in sports, the man or woman who was incredibly good in a job ... and inept in teaching it. It's why great natural athletes typically don't make good coaches, and why a Saban or a Belichick might. Or why a Swinney, who did not possess great skill but limitless determination, can produce a Clemson program. Regardless, if Johnson has to get personally involved in coaching the QBs, then somebody isn't doing his job.
the impression I got they are coach to go down and look for the ball in essence turn around and look up and see if they can catch it. Obviously he didn't.
The coach of my son's HS basketball team told me, when I asked him that question after he put three of his starters back in what seemed to be a safe win even as the other guys were closing it a bit with their starters, "When they quit, I'll quit. " Makes sense.
